I don't know how to give you more information on this thing, the problem
was found also on void linux and a developer has solved it and says he
has made it available to everyone but it must be the various Kernel
manufacturers that must apply it. I can't tell you anything else, your
Kernel developers should do a test with Navi 10 and see the problem in
my opinion otherwise we will never get to grips with it if they don't do
field tests. I can only tell you that to date 5.6.13 with Navi 10
enabled by the Xorg file it does not work and you have to restart with
another Kernel that contains the patch and that has no operating bug ...
I can post you what he wrote in a forum about the resolution of the
problem and the link he posted together with the message:
I made the fix, and submitted it to the kernel. AMD then accepted and
merged it. Void Linux ships the fix ahead of time (included in 5.6.8
there) but other distros are free to pick it up if they want to. Or
eventually, it'll appear in some 5.6 bugfix release, I don't know which.
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